Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1892, Page 16

FORECAST TILL 8 P. Mw. TTESDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Firginia, slightly warmer, southwesterly winds, | Sthletie qualities are much respected by the fair weather today and Tuesday; probably Police, went into the drug store under the and slightly warmer Wedneeday, ee CONDITION OF TRE WATER, Temperature and condition of water at 8 = Great Falls, temperature, 74; condition, Receiving reservoir. temperature, 79. Con- jon at north connection, —: condition at honse. 36; condjtion at effluent gate house, 36. High water. Low water. 432am. 453 p.m. | 1116 am. 1122 pm sass Ses ‘U.S. Detar Ass’x. Gentlemen tracted with sour wonderful anesthetic, Zonine, most emphatically recommend it. The opera- ns were performed without the slightest pain while I was wide awake and in full possession of ay senres. Cordially yours, Wx. C. Eoax. Ampelos pune, not heady. Most Revresnixo this hot weather—Icr Cxzax Sova, on cor. 10th and F. Waex It Comes ‘To Straw Hate we are “right init!” Ours at $1 is the best. Can. Xaxper Fraxc & Sox, One Price, Cor. 7th and D. ees Snertz’s Frxest 60c. Caxpres still 35¢. Sent Dy mail or express without extra charge. Fovr Dottars’ Worts ror $2.50. To keep things lively at the N. Y. ave. “rink” Sndge. ‘cs ‘What more do boys expect?” Iniiux Lensburgh will offer 500. superb white Marseilies bed spreads, largest size, imported to sell at $4, at the low price of $2.50 eac! s es Ar TH Freposta good board and room for three months $2 up. sake 2S eee Baraxce of Leonard hard-rood refrigerators at 10 per cent discoun*. No More leaky vapor stoves. buy the Dang-| appeared as complainant. They had been go- der. A. Exery’s Sos, 718 7th st. n.w. Perrect fill ings: Silver, 75c.; platina, 1. Gold, cement, de. U.S. Dewran Assoctario: —— Artistic and 7th and D nw. Have Your Carpets Creaxep by the Aw- MoxraTEp Stxam Carpet Wouks, 1708 and 1710 Est n.w. Telephone 804. 1875 Brix or Nexsox, a genuine hand-made sour mash whisky of the finest character, bottled | because I wouldn't let him he struck me. at the distillery. CHantes Karmen, agent for the District Columbia. —— Canrrts Cieaxep by the Ewrmr Carpet ‘Worxs, 631-635 Mase n.w., are made moth- Proof free of charge. Telephone 425-2. —s #8. U. 8. Dewran Ass’ Tar Cocuray, 14th and K streets north- west, will make special rates for summer | months. . CITY AND DISTRICT. AND_ DIS! AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Atpavon’s. — Carleton Opera Company in “Queen's Lace Handkerchief.” sienel Hanus’ Buov.—“Fighting Fortune.” Keasas’s Lyceum. — Manager Kernan’s Denefit. Tue Battie or Gertysscre —15th street and | < Ohio avenue. Natioxat Rrrtes’ Anwory.—Lecture on the Keely Gold Cure by Rev. H. W. Davis. > — EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. River View.—Steamer Pentz at 9:45 a.m., 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. Mansnatt Hatt.—Steamer Macalester, a.m. , 3:20 and 6:30 p.m. CorostaL Beacu.—George Leary, 9 a.m. Raver Vrew.—Woman’s Veteran Relief Union | and Jobn A. Logan Command, No. 2, U. V. U. Pentz leaves at usual time. d Mr. Vexsox.—Macalester, 10 a.m. CONDENSED LOCALS. 10) Go. Wasutxetos, colored, was taken sick at the O Street Market Saturday night. ‘A Deap Ixvaxt was found in Low's court between C.D, Ist and 2d streets northeast Sat- urday night. Yestexpar Mrs. Maj. Layman, a guest at the Windsor Hotel, slipped on a banana peel on ‘New York avenue between 14th and 15th streets and was slightly bruised. She was assisted to her room. AT TwE commencement of the Linthicam Institue the junior prize was awarded to David MeKenzie, jr. ‘Tue Guaxp Ratry at the People’s Congre- gational Church on © street near 7th north- west yesterday realized $604.98 toward paying for a siteon Mstreet between 6th and 7th streets northwest. Justice Caantes Water. who has been in quite poor health recently. left on Saturday evening for Fortress Monroe, where he will re- main a week or more. From thence he will go to New York and Boston by sea, and he con- templates a trip to Europe during the summer. — Not Swept Enough. To the Falitor of The Evening Star | Several months ago you published a list of the streets of the city. giving the number of times per week each was to be swept, in which it was said 6th street northwest from Missouri avenue to Florida avenue was to be swept daily. | I have noticed that said street has very seldom. | if at all, been swept two days in succession, and the intervals between sweepings increase in Jength, until now they are over a week. Week defore last said street was swept Thuradas | night. last week Wednesday night, this week | not at all, and thie is Friday night, nine days | since the last time, and some parts of it are j filthy. Sixth street, being the only street running straight through the c north to south for several blocks, is a great thoroughfars, and once in twenty-four hours is Rot too often for it to be swept. a Funeral of Gen. neral services over the remains of the late Gen. Edward-C. Carrington were held yes- terday afternoon at the First Presbyterian | Chureb, Rev. Dr. Sunderland officiating. ‘The | officers of Charles P. Stone Post. G. A. R.. and | several of the surviving members of compeny A, District volunteers, were the pallbearer: ‘The Light Infantry acted as an escort of hone: followed by the Grand xican | veterans in earring tock Creek cemetery | the remains were deposited in the vault, the service of the Grand Army being recited. Nery Low Kate to Democratic Convention. | The funerul of the late Richard F. Harvey at ‘The C. and O. route to Chicago, via Cincin- | St. Patrick's Church yesterday afternoon was nati and Indianapolis. 1 largely attended. A noticeable feature of the and scenery. Vestibuled trai p- | audience was the presence of the Sisters of ment, regular service. lowes offices, 513 and 1421 Penn: Adet. ania avenue.— pee ey For the Chicago Take the Chesapeake ¢innati and Indianapolis. rate, quick time. vestibuled trains, Pullman sleepers, model dining cars, Ticket offices, 513 and 142] Penn. ave.—Adet. ——— Go «4 Daxexnowen’s rei June Sand 9. See special noti Via Cin- Obi Through cars. lowest railw; tate excursion ~Adet. Tickets to all the north- ern and eastern seasire, lakeside and mountain resorts—to Deer Park and Oakland, the ginia Springs. Niagara Falls. Luray Cavert Gettysburg and to all ocher points where people gather in search of health and pleasure are now on sale at all Baltimore and Obio ticket oftic at greatly reduced rates. These tickets will be | sold from June 1 to September 30 and are valid | Semmre Excerse for return passage antil October 31. Before se- Jecting your route or resort consult B. and O. summer excursion book which shortest routes and lowest rates via “Picturesque B. and ©.” w all resorts are given from points on that | read east of the Obio river: profurely and ar- tistically Ulustrated. This book ean be pro- cured free of charge upon personal application | to ticket agente Baltimore and Obto Kailroad | Company, oF You can bave it mailed to you by | ending pame and address with 10 cente in stamps to Chas O. Seull, general pasenger wont, Baltimore, Md A > Go ox Daxexnownn s real estate exeursic Jane Sand 9 Ree spectal wotices. — Adet. Hane Pane to be Baltimore md ow toes the sale of round-trip po f the wt fern > ratie ve th oh Vickote will be valid for 7) sive The gehen ~ trom Waskingtow will be uth connection, 8; distributing reservoir, | Several policemen assisted in the arrest, and it operature, 78; condition at influent gate| took several of them to handle him. He Having had several teeth ex-|COUrt and answered not guilty to the two A. Eserzy’s Soxs,718 7th. | Was arraigned on a charge of assault he plead guaranteed. | Judge Miller said: | improvements thereon, | of education, refinement and cultivation, whose Persons of Pugilistie Propensities Pay the ‘Theodore Handy, a desperate criminal whose Belvidere Hotel Saturday afternoon. He was under the: influence of liquor, and the clerk, who suspected him of wanting to take some- thing from the show case, ordered him out, and during the trouble he assaulted the clerk. tripped one of the officers and kicked him when he was down. After considerable trouble the prisoner was landed behind the bars. This morning he appeared in Judge Miller's charges of assault. After hearing the statement of the witnesses the prisoner said that he went in the store to make a purchase. and not for the of stealing. He admitted that he was the influence of liquor and said he i he kicked the officer, as the latter stat When estioned by Mr. Mullowney defendant said that he had served three years in the tiary and had been a at other times. ‘The jury returned a verdict of guilty in each ease, and Judge Miller said he thought it about time for to change his course in life. He was given six months in jail. Clarence Winston, one of the nninitiated, a eared as complainant in an assault case. fendants were Tobe Marlow, John Jackson, George Dean and Ben Mabra. ‘All the parties were colored boys, and the attempt of the quar- tet to initiate W: was the cause of their “Of course they initiated von,” remarked the jury returned a verdict of not guilty. Rebecea Johnson, a young colored woman, was tried for slapping her companion, Maria Harris. The dispute did not justify the «la ping, so the jary decided, and Rebecea said # \d been in jail once before. A sentence of thirty days was imposed. When Charlie Owens, a young colored man, guilty. Maria Willi young colored woman, ing together, but had separated, and when they had some trouble he struck her. He said he had been arrested before and “You can’t have sixty days this time. “That's what's the matter,” said Maria; “you didn’t give him enough the last time.” In the case of Robert Thompson and Mary Proctor the love was all on one side. “He wanted to go with me,” said Mar; “and ‘A fine of $20 was imposed. Albert Poindexter, a nine-year-old boy who was charged with assault, was acquitted. “Your boy was acquitted,” said the jndge to the boy's mother, “because he is so smal Why don't you take him home and whip him? “I did whip him,” answered the mother. Tue great sale of Schuetzen Park lots com- mences this afternoon at 4:30. Plats may be ob- tained of Thos. J. Fisher & Co. or Latimer & Sloan.—Adet. a Real Estate Matters. O. W. White has lately closed up the follow- ing sales: E. G. Jeffreys et al. to Mr. Amiss, lot 5, block 31, Columbia Heights, £8,962; J. H. Hensley to Mrs. Laura Otis, lot 12, bieck 22, Columbia Heights, $3,315.85; Chas. C. Snow to John A. Baldy, lot 19, block 37, Columbia Lansburgh Bros. to John chell, jr.. lot 12, block 37, Columbia Heights. n Mitchell, jr.: to John A. Baldy, lot Columbia’ Heights, 24.885: Lans- lumbia Heights, #4.799.60; J. A. Baldy to G. Jifford. lot 9, block 21, Columbia Heights, Springer to H.W ia Heights son to F. W. Wilson, lot 20. sq wi 19.000; F. W. Wilson toA. S$. Wilson, farm at Crownsville in Anne Arundel county, Md., 244 acres, $10,000. N. Carver has purchased for $10,000_ of F.L. Moore sub 1, square 214-25 by 137 feet on L street between Vermont avenue and 15th streets northeast. C. Clark has bought of A. P. Clark for 2 sub 30,square 686—fronting 23:4 feet on Delaware avenue between B and C° streets northwest. i. R. Anington has bought for €5,253.75 of Gray lots 8 to 14, block 21. Rosedale. H. Lloyd Irvine has bought of D. B. Gottwals for $15,000 subs 53 and 54, block 5, Le Droit Park. F. H. Wilson has purchased for $19,000 of A. 8. Wilson part 20, square 79—4334 by 70 feet on 2ist between G and H streets northwest. J.F. Dennison et al. have purchased for 26,000 of Stella B Conger sub 196, for £5,520 of J.D. MeCauley snb 197. and for’ 4,468 of E. B. Addison sub 198, square 132—each 23 by 96.04 feet on 19th street and Cedar place (be- tween 8 and T streets) northwest. > Tu great sale of Schuetzen Park lots com- mences this afternoon at 4:30. Plats may be ob- tained of Thos. J. Fisher & Co. or Latimer & Sloan.—Adet. EB. a Says the Deceased Was of Unsound Min In the matter of the will of Mrs. Mary Lewis, recently deceased, who left an estate valued at $20,000, M. J. Colbert, on behalf of Mrs. Emma V. Dutton, has filed a caveat. It is alleged that Mrs. Lewis was of unsound mind when she made her will and that the will was procured through undue influence on the part of Samuel | Lewis. It is petitioned that the probate of the will and jetters of administration to Samuel E. Lewis be refused and that ismnes be drawn | for a hearing before a jury. Mary F., Thomas James F., Wilhtam C. and John &. Lewis and Mazion J. Riggles are named as the surviv- ing heirs, eas ‘Tne great ale of Schuetzen Park lots com- mences this afternoon at 4:30. Plats may be ob- ined of Thos. J. Fisher & Co. or Latimer & Sloan.—Adct. Se New Counsel Assigned. In the Criminal Court today Assistant Dis- trict Attorney Taggert called the attention of the court to the case of Edward Smallwood, a colored boy, indicted for the murder of Edward Tenney by # stab in the heart on February 15, and stated that it was on the assignment for to- day. The prisoner was brought up and Mr. Tag- gert stated that his counsel (Memrs. G. kh. French and Howard P. Okie) had withdrawn from the ease. The case could not, therefore, be tried today, and he suggested that new coun- sel be assigy ‘The court assigned Messrs. J. W. Walker and | TT. C. Flower and fixed the 22d instant for the trial. Funeral of Kichard F. Harvey. Charity and the members of other religious orders toward whom the deceased in his life- time had displayed many acts of kindness. The discourse was delivered by Rev. Father MeGee, who spoke of the life and character of the de- | ceased and paid a just tribute to the many ad- mirable qualities of head and heart which he powewed. poe Funeral of Mr. Daniel Campbe! ‘The funeral services over the remains of the late Daniel Campbell were held today at the residence of the deceased's sister, 1135 12th street. Mr. Campbell was a member of one of the oldest families m the city. He was a man goodness of heart and amiability of disposition wns a source of pleasure to his friends. He was an artist of no mean ability. Having had a severe attack of grip in the past winter he never recovered his wonted good health. Sea Tue great mle of Schuetzen Park lots com- mences this afternoon at 4330. Plate may be obtained of Thomas J. Fisher & Co. or Latimer & Sloan. — Adet. ened Artextiox is directed to the auction sale (Pearsall and Smith, trustees,) of a new three- story and basement brick dwelling, No. 215 C street northwest, which takes place tomorrow at Sp.m. See advertisement. —Adet. —— 3 Turme were many happy faces at E” B. Bornum & Co's, 31 Pa. ave., on Saturday. Yoong and old men, mothers with their boys toking advantage of the big discount mle of fine now going on there. —Adet. > Istaxp Ave. at auction by 5S p.m. tomorrow, —Adet. - Hoowe 1209 N. J. ave, now, (to be removed in t orky at euction by Latimer & Sloan at 14 m. tomorrow ft. No. Latimer & Sloe 436 Ron Ade -> Femownn ® real estate excursion Jone Seed pew epewtal notiees, — Adee | gregutional Church last night. yy advised them to pay the money, as he did not think an appeal would be productive of any better results, BUILDING PERMITS one brick dwelling, 1710 New Hampshire ave- nue northwest, $25,000; L. T. Lewis, five brick dwellings, 700 to 708 12th street northeast, $15,000; . Livingston, one frame dwelling: ¥ street extended, lot’ 2, block 19, $1,900: M. V. Riswick, two brick dwellings, 1411 to 1413 N street northwest, $8,500; J. F. Waggaman, thirty-two three-story ° brick dwellings from 119 to 143 North ave- nue southeast and from 116to 140 E street south- east and from 425 to 431 2d street southeast, £73,000; Colnmbin Suppls, Company, one brick office, 909 South Capitol street southwest, $150; J. W. Duvall, one brick dwelling, 1111 G’ street southeast, $1,600. LAMPS TO BE ERECTED. The Commissioners, upon the recommenda- tion of Capt. Lusk, have ordered the erection and maintenance of twenty-one oil lamps on the Benning road,as well as the following gus lamps: One at the southwest corner 12th and D xouth- east, one on wert side of 12th between Pennsyl- vania avenne and G sontheast. They also ordered the erection of the following oil lamps: One on south side of D between 12th and 13th southeast, one on southwest corner 13th and D southeast, two on 13th batween D aud E, two on Hope ‘avenue, me on east side of 12th be- tween D and E southeast, three on 13th between E and Pennsylvania avenue southeast and three on the south side of Pennsylvania avenue between 12th and 13th southeast. aie Representative Bryan Talks to Young Men. The young men’s meeting at the Y. M.C. A. yesterday afternoon was addressed by Repre- sentative Bryan of Nebraska, one of the young and rising members of the House. His address was an earnest and effective talk about the in- fluences which are prominent in men's lives. — May Annual of the First Baptist Church. Beautiful flowers and happy faces gave a gala appearance to the irst Baptist Church last evening. The auditorium was thronged with the members of the Sabbath school and their friends to witness the celebration of the “May annual.” A special program of music was pre- red by Mr. P. S. Foster, the efficient musical lirector of the church, and was rendered in ef- fective style. The regular quartet choir of the church «ang, the instrumental music beng sup- lemented by members of the Georgetown ehestra. Addresses were made by Kepre- sentative Walker of Massachusetts and Rev. Dr. Stakely, the pastor of the chureb. patents ‘The Twelfth Street M. E. Church. Yesterday was a red letter day in the history of the Twelfth Street M.E. Chureh. For the past two months the church has been closed while repairs were in progress, Yesterday the edifice was reopened and $3,500 was subscribed. As the debt is only €2,500 the balance will be used in swelling the fund for the erection of a parsonage. The morning service was conducted y Presiding Elder Naylor. At 3 o'clock a jubilee service was held.at which the Rev. J. H. M. Lemot stor of Gorsuch Church, presided and was assisted by the Rev. Dr. Osborne. of Fourth Street M.E. Church and the Rev. Mr. Saltell. The a service was conducted by Jdwin, secretary of the Meth- On Saturday the woodshed of Mrs, Pumphrey, 503 I street southwest, took fire—cause, defective gasoline stov and slight damage was done. Saturday night an old cow shed on O between 3d and 434 streets was burned; damage. #10. About 9:30 a small frame in Sullivan's court southwest was damaged to the extent of $10. Yesterday the house of John Watson, No. 5 sailors alley, was damaged by fre to the extent of >_— Stor taking dangerous drugs and confine yourself to ““Bromodine”’ for curing your head- ache. An instant cure and harmless. J5¢.—Adct. ees Canal Excursion to Glen Echo. The ¥. M. C. A. Excursion to Glen Echo by canal boats this evening and the musical enter- tuinment, consisting of organ recital, band con cert and vocal solos in the amphitheater, will be a most pleasurable occasion. The boats leave Georgetown at 5:90 and 6:30 p.m., and there is prospect of an abundance of moon- light. ministry took place at Lincoln Memorial Con- Prof. Isaac Clark, the moderator of the conneil, conducted the devotional exercises. Rev. Dr. Rankin preached the sermon; the ordaining prayer was offered by Prof. J. L, Ewell; Rev. C. H. Smali gave the charge. and Res. George W. Mcore gave the right hand of fellowship. Mr Tolli- ver after completing his theological studies at Howard University spent a year in special stady at Oberlin, Ohio, He was chaplain of Freed- man’s Hospitel for three years. — ‘The May Jurors Discharged. In the Criminal Court Justice Cox today dis- charged the jurors who have just completed the May service. Before leaving they prevented to Justice Cox a handsome floral piece, the scales of justice; to Mr. Clagett, assistant “district at torney,a basket of roses, and to Mr. W. Williams, the clerk, a like present. Each made a happy response. ogo Had Many Friends Here. Mra. Maggie Wilson-Young has the sympathy of her many friends in the lows of her uncle, Mr. Samuel Mantford Wilson, one of California's most distinguished lawyers, Mr. Wilson had a wide circle of friends in Washington, among whom are Justices Field and Harlan, Senators Stewart, Stanford, Felton, Allison and Jones, The Inte Justice Miller had been a personal friend of many year, — Held for Stealing @ Bicycle. Saturday night Policeman Barnes of the eighth precinct arrested two young men on a charge of stealing a bicycle. He recovered the bicycle from where they had attempted to dispose of it. The prisoners gave their names as Thomas White and George Collins, and the bicycle was claimed by Mr. Samuel Davis of No, 1135 5th street northwest. The case was called in the Police Court today and the pris- oners plead guilty to charge of grand lar- ceny. ‘They were held in $500 bonds for the grand jury. >- The Arlington Co-operative Brokerage Co. Saturday afternoon Lieut. Kelly and Preeinet Detective Raff raided the office of the Arlington Co-operative Brokerage Company at No. 620 F street and arrested James S. Humphrey, the general manager, on a charge of violating the lottery law. The plan of this company was similar to many co-operative concerns in Phila- delphia, which ended so disastrously to their members. The company, it is alleged, was made up of classes to run thirty-five weeks, and the persons who were fortunate enough to win at the drawings received $31.50 cash or an order for $35 worth* of merchandise. Thove who were not #0 fortunate had to remain in the company thirty-five weeks, when the policy peers nee and they were supposed to receive the amount ‘stated. Many persons whose policies matured, it is alleged. failed to receive the money and in suite at law they got judgment aguinst the company. Several months ago the company was ine ted under the laws of West Virginia, the capital stock being 10,000, but it is chirged that but little of the money was ever paid in. Humphrey furnished bail in the sum of $500 for his appearance in the Police Court tomor- row, when the case will probably be heard, pinta Will Be a Pleasant Excursion. ‘The Woman's Relief Corps of the Veterans’ Union will give an excursion to River View on the 7th instamt. The steamer Pents will take the exeursionists down, and both on the boat and ot River View evervihing will be dene for the comfort enjoyment of those who ma; tend, The object is to edd to the entertain. ment fund aces. In sporting parlance they just ‘‘salted” Pitcher Chamberlin's delivery in the first innifig. It was pounded so hard that Comiskey yanked him out of the box in short order and put in the famous Tony Mullane. It took a few minutes for Mr. Mullane to get our measure, but when he did the Washingtons were like the oysters and the church fair soup. However, five good runs would have been enough to win with had Gastright been able to pitch through- out with the same speed and skill, As it was the visitors were given bases on balls and fol- lowed them with hits. The story is soon told— Cincinnati won by 7 to5. Fortunately the Reds have only one Mullane, but have they more than one Chamberlin? Other Saturday games were: At Baltimore— Baltimore, 3; Chicago. 7. At Boston—Boston, §; Pittsburg, 2. At Brooklyn—Brooklyn, 8 Cleveian At Philadelphia—Philadel; 4; St. Louis, 3. At New York—New York, 6; Louisville, 2, Today’ will be as follows: St. Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Baltimore, Louisville at New York, Pittsburg at Boston, Cleveland at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Washington. ‘ The ‘feature of the week has been the mag- nificent spurt shown by the Philadelphia club. Harry Wright's colts won seven victories dur- ing the week, making eight straight, and they fumped from the tenth hole up to the fifth. Of the last seven games played the Washing- oa won 2, Cincinnati won 6, Boston, 5; Brook- yn Chicago, New York and’ Pittsburg 4 each; is, 3; Cleveland, 2; Louisville, 1, and ore, 0. Judging from the week's record Philadelphia and Cincinnati are now in the best form, and the record of the latter is remarkable, consider- ing that all its games have been played away from home. A week ago Cincinnati was .133 eee Liao and today it is only .115. The ies’ increase in percent was .101, Mr. Wagner has ps ‘to Philadel \phia in con- nection with the Mulvey deal. * Richardson will probably play today. Rob- inson has improved, but fails to cover the ground like Richardson. A pointer for Mr. Young: Doescher’s um- | aoeely iving the best of satisfaction in the tern League. Denny Lyons stole four bases in one of the New York games with Chicago. Weyhing is surprising his most ardent ad- mirers by the fine ball he is pitching. He has better control this season than ever before.— Philadelphia Inquirer. Where Washington thought itself strongest it has proved weakest—in the box. The premature releasing of Dolan and Kilroy also weakened the team. There is now little ho of finishing in the much-envied “first six.” But just wait ‘till next season! oe ‘Tue great sale of Schuetzen Park lots com- mences this afternoon at 4:30. Plats may be obtained of Thomas J. Fisher & Co. or Latimer & Sloan.—Adcet. ge THE COURTS. Cmcvrr Count—Judge Mont: /. Saturday-G. G. Greenley agt. G. H. Miller; time extended ten days to ‘file amended decla- ration, Gray agt. District of Columbia; mo- tion for new trial overruled: appeal by defend- ant. W. B. Moses and Son agt. C. 'W. Fitts; motion for judgment on auditor's report. C. I, Kellogg agt. C.D. Marsh et al.; motion for judgment granted, with stay of execution ten days. H.C. MeCuuley agt. District of Colum- bia; judgment in certiorari. Geo. K. French agt. D. M. Ransdell; motion to set aside writ, &c. J. L. Barbour agt. J. H. Marr et al.; mo- tion for judgment notwithstanding ' plea. Duehay agt. Hoover; motion for new trial. J. H. Hoffecker agt. L. G. Estes; time extended ten days to file security for cos Equity Court—Justice Hagner. Saturday—Palmer agt. Fenton; auditor's re- port confirmed. Hall agt. Martin; complainant ordered to ¢ . Bruce agt. Bruce; RR ment of alimony and counsel fees. Capitol ill Brick Company agt. Green; pro confesso ated. Combs agt. Combs; J. 8. Edwards ap- pointed guardian ad litem. Galliher agt. McIntire; motion to limit time to take testimony overs ruled. Belt agt. Aistrop: bill against Aistrop dismissed. Falconer. Jamison and Coburn agt. same; rule on complainants to proceed, &¢. — Held for the Grand Jury, Saturday in the Police Court a negro named Frank, alias Fred, Brown was tried on a charge of an attempted felonious assault on @ colored woman named Mary Dickerson. The ir, it was charged, occurred Friday night about 11 o'clock near North Capitol and N_ streets, and Policemen Heller and Hayhurst arrested Brown upon the woman's Coiese! Mrs. Dickerson testified that she lad been to the house of Maj. Powell, her hus- band’ ver, to get some money, and on her she was introduced to the de- fendant. She charged that he attempted to assault her and threatened to kill her if she screamed, She said she did scream and attract atten- tion of a passerby. Judge Miller held the accused for the grand jury and committed him in default of $1,000 bail. = mpl ——— i Tur great sale of Schuetzen Park lots com- mences this afternoon at 4:30. Plate may be ob- tained of Thos. J. Fisher & Co. or Latimer & Sloa: ‘Adet. Hoovs Coxevens Art Forms of SCROFULA AND IMPURE BLOOD. “Thad goitre, or swellings in the neck, since I was ten years old: ain now fifty-two. I used Hood's Sarsa- parilla recently and the swelling has entirely disap- peared. Tt hus been very troublesome. When I be- wan I was feeling so discouraed with the goitre and rheumatisw I felt that I would AS SOON BE DEAD Asalive. Whenever I caught cold I could not walk two blocks without fainting. Now I am free frow it all and I can truly recommend Hood's Sarsa: «lla to any one. Ireceived a letter from Mrs. Jennic Bize- low, now of Fremont, Mich., asking if my testimonial asabove in belalf of Hood's Sarsaparilla was true; T at once wrote her that it was, and sent particulars of the benefit the medicine did me. I hav a letter from her THANKING ME V1 recommending HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA, And stating that she also took it and wasentirely cured." Mrs. ANNA SUTHERLAND, 406 Lovel Street, Kalamazoo, Michigan. HOOD'S PILLS act easily, yet promptly and effi- ciently, on the liver and bowels. 5 lventipa res Baby blemishes. pimples, red, rough hands and {ality hair prevented by CUTICURA SOAP. Most effective skin purifying and beautifying soap, as well as purest and sweetestfof toilet and nursery soaps. Only cure for pimples because only preventive of 1 flainmation and clogging of the pores. Sold every- where. Jeo " Tue Keevey Issrrrere AT OAK CREST, PRINCE GEORGE'S CO., MD., LIQUOR, MORPHS CHLOI co- t Aprts She CAINE AND. NEURASTHE Oak Crest is delichtfully situated, thoure and 11 uitles from Wash ton brane of the Balthnore and cellent hotel, only Hon, aff zane + ARS, opti Le Pay THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1892—TEN PAGES. ‘Use fase Use Use Use Use Use USS Use Use Use Use Use USE ‘Rag Une Use Use Ue USO Use Une Use Une Use Tse Use use use use Use use use use use use use use Use use — “One trial will be sufficient, we be Rise think, to install Cleveland's in the use Use —ppantry of every housekeeper.” use use use use EMILY HAYES. use use use Use use uss use use use use use use use use CLEVELAND'S use use, use use BAKING POWDER. use use use use ‘Wholesome, Leavens Most, use use use use ‘Leavens Best. use use use use use use . use use, use use use use use Use Use Use Tse Use Use USS Use Tse Use Se Use Use Use use Use Use Use Use Use Use Use Use Use TsO Use Use Se ‘Use se Use Use Use Use Use Use Use Use Use Use Use Use ‘Toreduce our stock before taking inven- tory we will sell 1 Fine San Domingo Me- hogany Suite, style Louis XVI, with tile back to washstand, price $300, now $250. 1 Fine San Domingo Mahogany Suite, with combination dresser of cheval glass and chiffonier, with toilet in washstand, $250, now $210. 1 Beautifully Quartered Oak Suite, with Princess dresser, $240, now $19. This suite ts delicately carved and is an elegant ‘example of fine cabinet work, the bed be- ing « special feature of the suite. ‘1 Handsome White Maple Suite, with prin- cess cheval dresser, $160, now $139. This ‘suite is made almost exclusively of bird's-eye ‘maple, and is beautiful thing for s young Isdy's room. 1 Mahogany Suite, with princess cheval Gresser and English washstand, $163, now ($139. A great bargain. 1 White Maple Bird's-eye Panel Suite,twith oval mirror, $95, now $79. 1 Red Birch Suite, large French mirror ‘and English washstand, $90, now $73.50. 1 White Birch Suite, cheval dresser, large French plate, $60, now 849. 1 Large White Maple Suite, with half-Sval mirror, $145, now $123.50. This suite is Deautifully carved, made with swell front ‘Gresser and washstand, and is almost entire ly bird's-eye maple. A beauty. 1 Large English Oak Suite, four-foot Aressor, French bevel plate, 30138, $75, now $60. — Also while reading of these fine suites don’t forget that we have a great many cheap ones as low as $14.90. Beautiful Antique Oak Double Wardrobe, ‘With two French bevel mirrors, 16x50 each, cedar lined, 965, now $30.50. The glass is worth almost the price. Sideboards trom $19 to $250. ‘We still continue to sell the best Five- frame Body Brussels at $1.05 yard, Tap- estry Carpets at 60c. and Ingrains at 49¢. Also the WISCONSIN PEERLESS RE- FRIGERATOR. The best in the market, and give you 25 per cent discount, which ‘Puts them within the reach of everybody. W. H. HOEKE, retat Sth st. and Pennsylvania ave. Sorip Srenurxe Suver Wepvixe Paesesrs. M. W. Gazz, Bro. & Co, JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS, TEMPORARILY aT 1437 Pexsa Ave ON ALL Goops, ERVATIO. WITHOUT RES- u u U vu DD REEEDDD UI ‘We made a special reduction of 40 per cent for the next 10days on all our CHILDREN'S and BOYS’ Suits. That means youcan buy any Child’s Suit in ourstore, size 5 to 14, or Boys’ Suit, 13 to 19, at GO) cents on the dollar. "We alsohave a full line of Men's Suite at @5, €5.50, 86, $6.75, 87.50, $8.75, #10 up to $20. Other stores will charge you from 25 to 40 per cent more. It will be to your advantage to look through our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Tue Loxpox Axp Livenpoon Crormye Compasy, my23 7TH AND G STS. Garpace Pans Of metal, all sizes. KITCHEN UTENSILS, all kinds. CROCKERY and CHINA; low prices for COUNTRY HOMES. M. W. Bevenrvor, 2215 F and 1216 G ots, Set Goopvean °° * If Youwants MACKIN- RUBBER * * © TOSH GARMENT or other COMPANY, ‘* * * WATERPROOF WRAP or 309 9th st. * * * apairof RUBBER BOOTS Melville Lindsay, * * * oF OVERSHOES, s Hot Manager ° ** Water Bottle, Fountain : * * © Syringe or any article of °° * MANUFACTURED RUB. * 2 * BER you will find the * * © “GOLD SRAL” Grade the te27 * © © best and most reliable. Renovat. arate in Have yous of White’ Tuemtan Guin and you will find it very at ae Four Bottles of Assorted Wine For $1 at H.A. Szirosoy's. Je6-3t Zoe sce nat Forty-Eight Cents Is not much money—but it buys a fine Balbrig- Undershirt or « pair of our “Best” Jean were, Fraxc & Sox, One Price, 2 alesis Double Deodorized Standard Vs 6 ails, 60e.; delivered free to all, won 81.” JeS-8t Youxa, 714 K st. n.w. Machine.—The Davis “Advance” and Ve Feed. Newmax &Sox, 605 7th st. nw. my18-w,m,e4w* Rockville Ladies Will Be Pleased to know that the Domestic Machine Co. has opened a Pattern Agency at Hick’s. jel-6t ———— S. Heller, 720 7th st. n.w., is making = The White Se: cialty in Ladies’ and Children'g Hair and Shampooing; also cures aff, my20-tr ——— None Name It But to Praise. ‘Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. 9. A marvel of lightness and swiftness. jarT Office 437 9th st. n.w. = ev Royal Glue mendseverything. Druggist™ 10 AMUSEMENTS. (ALBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Evenings at 8:15. Matinee Saturday. TOM OPERA COMPANY OPERA [PAN SHEETON Sree SOMA INTHE a FACE HAXDEERCHTER. JUFEN'S LACE HANDKERCHI! JUEEN'S LACE HANDKERCHIEF. UEEN'S LACE HANDRERCHIER: With the enti h of the com) And the MANVEEOUS DAN CYRENE. CYRENE. CYRENE. A Good Seat in the Orchestra Circle > Reserved Seat eae vctiese Next Week "INDI BOHEMIAN GIRL. je6-1f NEw NATIONAL THEATRE. TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 14, Benefit ADDD. Assisted by MISS EUGENIE BLAIR and omy Seats on saleat Droop's, Brentandand Metaerotts. EXCURSIONS, &, IVER VIEW-TH) FI SEASON OF I HEOKGE LEARY 1 ON 7 AyD RAP ORDAY een, bined. A few of the many attractive f TEAME ment at Marshail Hall: FOR COLONIAL Wh as The Norfolk and ‘other attracti ome. all buying tickets from Diyers Pus 13th st. now Boldiers . Bride trip, 30 to tc. Zoo Park and Logn:ion daily _ PIANOS AND ORGANS JOR BARGAINS IN FINE KELIARLY ppmaaay F Ii at 124 = Ow RUN ee TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1892. STEAMER CHARLES MACALESTER. TICKETS, 50 CENTS. (Can be obtained from members or at the boat. Boat leaves wharf 6:45 p.m. HO-7t MOONLIGHT EXCURSION To GIEN PCHO aM MONDAY EVENING. J I YOUNG MEN'S CHRIS New York ave. nw. Tw: N ASSOCIA’ of High st.. Geo rw Sisktees plocee, Groumas ana’ bulldines hi ” rounds and bulldines — 3 — Ten ts = returning. Tickets, tna | Polbuned sorwens repel adinission to grounds. og po —* —— 3135 Seen AN PXCEL ‘TRE X0UNe PEOPLE OF THE NEW yoRK ave. | S130) pinuo. “MUGO Wontit & he Charch will give thelr ANNUAL. | Pianos for ent. packed, shiyyred an a pains EXCU Ponaes 7s Bi Prone agency mer River Queen Tt fs ain Refreshments Served on tost, ‘Bost leaves M HAET# | DAVIS PIANOS. DNSCRPameas Steamboat = ny"s Wharf, foot 7" bs . and arvietie ms reachitig city om retin at Tp. a Fidei wine. “Bisse sO cement P <TEINWAT, CHAN LUMBIA COMMANDERY, No. 2, S'Gipans end Seeeess KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, EXCURSION TO MARSHALL HALL, MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1N92. Basq p Bicamer Mecalester will eave her wharf at 7o'clock | Sag ‘Tickets, 50 cents. To be had of members of the commandery or at the boat. bed ate SOMMER scHEDUr MOUNT VERNON, THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON, 4 na t B ‘GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL. k MOUNT VERNON.—The steamer Macalester to mt joun: Vernon daily. except Sunday, at 0am. Fe CH, WORKMAN RMD turning by 230 p, in. Fare, round “trip. ly” fn ABILITY giudine admission’ to" the mansion and vrounds of Mount Vernon. ‘Cafe on the steamer. fide books on the Bont. MARSHALL HALL.—Steamers Macalester and Mount Vernon River Queen as follows DAILY. EX: 1d 10. 4 M . nd 1aen. and 245 me p.m, fn prices aud tn teria, which will be arraneelen' IAN HEAD EVENING TRIPS, tandi MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS when denice” farsball Hall both ways. THURSDAY, F v= bo cok ing or afternoon trips of our steamers and return. on $23 of “the company’s reyular boats for one round-trip, STEAMER RIVER QUEEN Alexandria ANE t notice! Excursionists to the green lawns ‘of Marshall Hall cau leave, Washineton at 7th treet wharf ou the by STEAMER RIVER Qi Electric lighted, fine and fast. at Vatu. 9 a.m.' on and after June {giving exctirsionists the advaniaze Of the tonic air of early mornin. eeetRasy sehtools eying to Marshall Hall, should take ver Queen. MOUNT VERNON se nd evenine’ t Se ae m." At Pam? AND MARSHALL HALL EAMBOAT Co. D°%7 Fait To TAKE THE DELIGHTFUL TRIP TO GLEN ECHO. See the magnificent Amphitheater. the Coliseum of America. Enjoy the wonderful scenery, the beautiful rambles, the cool grottos and the innumerable other charms that the place presents. ‘The trip over the Glen Echo railway is one of re- markable beauty. Chorus rehearsals at Lutheran Memorial Church, 14th st. and Vermont ave., every Wednesday night at 8 o'clock sharp. All singers are invited to join the Glen Echo chorus for the great festival on the 2d and 4th of July. ‘The Glen Echo railway cars on week days leave Glen Echo on the hour and return on the half hour till 2p.m., when cars leave Glen Echo and Tenallytown, Sfety Balt hour. On Sunday cars run every twelve utes. NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 8 O'CLOCK. Gohn Howard Payne's birthday.) ‘DAMON AND PYTHIAS,” ‘Under the auspices of the Potomac Corps, W. RB. C., for benefit of Encampment Fund, G. A. R. Mr. ED’ 4 EP WACTBoac: ‘Assisted by a strong company of players, and Miss OCONNELL . Eneland, Who will rn a ae MUsic BY MAKINE BAND. Tickets orale at Droob's usc sure. "Bones have abd other meuibers of the cabinet. = ASE BALL. B NATIONAL P. ARK. NGTON vs. CINCINNATI, at 4-30 p.m, Jett? is BIJOU THEATER. ‘P. Harris, K. L. Britton and T. F. Dean, Proprietors and Managers. ‘WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE 6, ‘The Latest Dramatic Success, FIGHTING FORTUNE. Thrilling Scenes! Startling Effects! New Songs, New Music and New Dances. je4-6t NNUAL PICNIC OF THE KNIGHTS OF ST. BECKEI'S GARDEN, Sormceh Mormcan's ana and E sty. ne. ua MONDAY. June 6. ii AL GARDEN AND POUND PARTY Ofthe CHILDREN'S COUNTRY HOME ‘Will be held at the Home, cor. Broad Branch and Mil- itary roads, JUNE 7, from 4 to 7. ‘Light wagons will meet electric cars from George- town at the Tennallytown post office to convey per- sons to the Home. Fare, round trip, 10 cents. In case of rain it will be postponed until the first clear day. The board of trustees have issued no invitations this year and trust all friends and others interested will avail themselves of this notice. del-6t BATTLE oF cErrrssvra, OPEN DAILY UNTIL 10 OCLOCR v.M. 15th st. and Ohio ave. 928 7TH ST. AND 706 K ST. ¥.W. 4 BIG DROP IN CHENILLE TABLE COVERS. A fortunate purchase enables us to offer Jot of 6-4 Chenille Table Covers at the low weteoct Tee. ‘This is less than one-baif their lue. CARDINAL HOSE FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. CHILDREN'S FLOUNCINGS. Weare offering choice Values at G0c., @2gc. snd 7c. a yard. EXTRA VALUES IN INDIA LINONS at 5c., 8., DRAGON BLACK INDIA LINON AND PLAID LAW®, special values, at 12igc., Ite. and 25e. e yard. A BARGAIN IN EXTRA FINE APRON LAWS. Price was ic. ; now Lie. « yard. LADIES’ BELTS. Leather in isch, Tan ond Red; metal in Silver and Gold MATTINGS! MATTINGH! Eutre values at Ltige. Abe., BUe , Whe. and Sie. 0 yard. CARMART @ LEIDY, yen. end Ket ne Ree view, ‘The Monarch of Summer Resorts, Romantic Glades and Velvety Green Lawns. ES. RANDALL, you to entire stock, and if Proprietor and Manager. ae thet ‘would! wiad to ew Feu Wednesday, ( rey ) Fginentas. ‘ Farce rat Tet’ it ‘theees te’ 4 PICTURESQUE dune x” | Mil ever be in it, so tars we are pera: tm CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT 1. Walte, “‘Ta Serena Wim be found many TWO-PIECE SUITR elmew Eile 2" Schottiacbe Dancin i th 14 yearn, ers, “Wane.” inet, Oxtor 5 rille, *Ter-racta Boo: Waliz, "Ove at $1.50 a som Halcyon Many others s —— Peottern 33 ba Prima d i $1.75 4 sure, pre 12 Lancers, “Prima. Donna. 1 . Minuet, Oxford. 1g. Quadrilie, “Mother Goose.” | Others also = a curE, ‘ang. vice aT $2.00 ascir. Along with them are suze 3" = The Pride of the Pot 82.2. ore. Wattteave at 9.45 2 1 And when we tov the 2.2 “dang Potomac for 3c. 00 ase ’ COMING Saines Sous! Magaigcent Prro-| You may rectinahiy cape se etete techie 30" | cOupare tavorsbiy with auy 65 suit on hand F word for isour expectation will we MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTA- ‘tion Company. TO BOSTON BY SEA. MAGNIFICENT IRON STEAMSHIPS. S SUITS, Tn sacks and cutaway ss, all sizes, 1r9m TB to! $7.50 Axv $10, FAIRFAX... Capt. 3.8. March ESSEX apt 3. C Taylor heen a blessing to thonsunds of people ti boRcHit : ae x aad tocraity, Gecause of heir wuperior exreleem © a ot eape Noster | Quay Salling from, Baltiwore vers: ‘esa ‘utd Thursday |" Aloug with thon as tanning ate are Saha at 4 yan. and 5 i 5 s Fare, incladlaty iheals and uyper" deck wtate- Warranted all woo! and feat Polar room d : ses an F Round tri at $9.50 « sur. a AR grt set of Gut Buttons qo with euch wot Roundtrip. ene anit Es, chilliren ln socend atid trip. x $i2. We would remark righ? can Sit seventy Be , $13.50, $14.50 Aw 815. hore that from @7 S985 at of every one hundred me (Each State Room contains Two Berths.) For further information address A. L. HUGGINS, Agent, foot Long Dock, Baltimore, Md. Telephone 247. THE WILLOWS. po rint pecs povular, summer and winter road honse facilities for the pleasure of I's. vatrons ‘of cooks and walters, insuring the Culsine and var uneacelied ‘The electric cars from Georgetown in twgnty malnutes. Ye = ea rs ([#® THIRD SELECT FXCURSION Of the VIQLET SOCTALS ill be etven THURSDAY. JUNE 9, Af not superior, iis Vicinity. We have all craies, tare in touch with the pres 3, 83.50, OF, ‘Te RIVER VIEW on the Palace Str. Suanve! J. Pentz. Corn: heer ove Bout leaves whart at 945.0. m. aud 1-4)and7 p.m. STRICTLY ONE PRICK Tickets, 33 cents. ealae® weil 21 pa UROPE. . | Gases conducted tour SCOTLAND, Sty OE Fj ENGLAND, BELGIL ena Ga d FRAN EUROPE. 45 devs, Sails July 2 creh 0 =e EUROPE. ed)” iesPiave | Dowr Par Ix. DONT Don't pay Me. BEST OF au FAY Grow cHEs mare AND PLEASANT EXCURSIONS poser PA — 11 DONT Two saloon steamers leave 7th street ferry wharf | pay hourly from 6:15 a.m. until 7:15 p.m. TWELVE-| Ti MILE SAIL ON THE POTOMAC FOR 15 CENTS. | PDT 11 BABIES FREE. vos For PLEASANT EVENING TRIP take 6:30 p.m.| sont = dost. Home at 7:45p.m. Samescheduleon Sundays, | power print Sa ke Bila Spmmencing at 8:20am. Lastround trip, 6:30p.m. | FAY hoe cluser‘ien 6 #1." fs rasty's price @5, Don't pay Vii Alementete, Va. DONT Yor plain 6 Re Table. ro FATHER WASHINGTON'S CHURCH, Get Gracy seeine 63.68, Dont vay Masonic Lodge, the Braddock House and the many | P))\”) reminiscences from 1776 to 1865. Jedtoocl t a “(LEN ECHO AND CHAUTATQUA.” Gi'Gateen can be chartered iy trivate partion for ex- | DEK cursion to Gien Echo and Chaucaugua during the | pay month of June without extrac; awe for admission to | Pt Geepamtec eee FA MLRBOR | UT Hvilion by oan BETHESDA PARK DONT = DONT oad, gpg M. C. Grasrs, Double Stores. Mart 1d10- ew Soxnen Dass Goons SPPCIAL OPENING OF WASH 00D wt cenint Tenallytown cum ot ay end DpPoow ation bar HELE my? ton ey Cee at SS CAVERNS OF LORAY Va Re sid eee he vege Vacwy © vee